JURASSIC PARK Joins Mondo and Restoration Games’ UNMATCHED

Here pretty soon, you’ll be able to get your hands on Mondo and Restoration Games’ incredible Unmatched. When I say incredible, I’m not just being thoughtlessly positive. I’ve played the game and it really is amazing.

Unmatched is basically a two-player combat game utilizing a small board and cards as well as cool miniatures. You can get the basic game (King Arthur, Medusa, Alice, Sinbad), but the real brilliance of it is the expansions that will come later. For instance, soon after the game releases, you can also get a Robin Hood vs Bigfoot expansion as well as one that has Bruce Lee! It's all been balanced so you can play anyone vs anyone.

And now, the next expansion has been announced: Jurassic Park. Get ready for Ingen vs Raptors later this year and the Sattler vs. T rex and an Alan Grant solo expansion in 2020.

MONDO GAMES AND RESTORATION GAMES  ARE BRINGING JURASSIC PARK TO UNMATCHED  Three iconic matchups are set to release in 2019-2020, allowing players to pit fan-favorite dinosaurs against beloved film heroes in epic battles.  Austin, TX – July 19, 2019 - Mondo Games and Restoration Games have announced the next license to appear in their head-to-head skirmish game system Unmatched. Fans of Jurassic Park will be thrilled to learn that the pair of two-player sets and a solo-hero pack are on the way, leading with Unmatched: InGen vs. Raptors in late 2019.    Sattler vs. T rex and Dr. Alan Grant’s solo expansion will expand the line in 2020, allowing players to pit even more of their favorite heroes in combat against iconic dinosaurs from the 1993 film. As with all Unmatched sets, the power to mix and match heroes and maps to create a customized play experience is not only possible but encouraged.  Marketing Manager at Mondo Games Jayme Boucher explains, “Today’s gamers have options. Not only do we have thousands of titles to choose from, but we have choices that are impeccably designed. Modern games provide quality experiences that blur the lines of art and entertainment. To that end, our goal wasn’t simply to make ‘a Jurassic Park game’. Our goal was to make a Jurassic Park game unlike any other available. Teaming up with Restoration Games has allowed us to do that, and we’re incredibly proud of how it turned out.”  Each character deck has been engineered to represent the personality and characteristics of its on-screen counterpart, and no two heroes (or dinosaurs) battle the same way. Additionally, the unique maps featured on the game boards allow players to designate specific terrain to either replicate scenes from the film or direct their own.   “We teamed up with Mondo Games to bring exciting characters and settings to the battlefield in Unmatched, and they came through in epic fashion with Jurassic Park.” Explains Restoration Games President Justin D. Jacobson. “It is a thrill to get to work with one of the world’s premier licenses. Bringing these truly unique fighters into Unmatched -- from massive dinosaurs to brilliant scientists -- really shows the system’s strength, with each deck capturing their combat style. It only took 65 million years, but the Jurassic Parkskirmish game you’ve been waiting for is finally here!” All three Jurassic Park sets continue to push the boundaries of art in modern games by featuring illustrations from Oliver Barrett, who also worked on Unmatched: Battle of Legends, Vol 1., Robin Hood vs. Bigfoot, and Bruce Lee. All three are all debuting at Gen Con this year. These Jurassic Unmatched releases will replace the previously announced Jurassic Park: The Chaos Gene game which is no longer in development.

Source: Birthmoviesdeath.com

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